YogaSix, Luna Grill Team Up for Fitness-Inspired Food, On-Site Classes

The yoga franchise and Mediterranean-inspired restaurant chain are celebrating National Yoga Month with a nutritious Balance Bowl and wellness events that connect mindful eating and movement

This September, flow meets feta as YogaSix and Mediterranean-inspired fast casual chain Luna Grill team up to celebrate National Yoga Month with the new “Balance Bowl by YogaSix” and a slate of experiential wellness events.

For Luna Grill, it’s the first step into fitness-inspired menu items, with the partnership offering free YogaSix classes for Club Luna loyalty members at participating studios and exclusive Luna Grill discounts for YogaSix members.

The main course of the partnership is the Balance Bowl by YogaSix, offered exclusively through the Luna Grill app. Each of YogaSix’s six class formats is represented in six functional ingredients: chopped chicken, chickpea salad, fresh avocado, medi-pico veggies, feta and kalamata olives and customizable for dietary preferences.

“This is the next generation of food and fitness partnerships,” Luna Grill chief marketing officer Billy Grenham said. “YogaSix brings balance and strength to life on the mat, and Luna Grill fuels that same balance at the table. By connecting our Club Luna rewards community with YogaSix, we’re making it easier and more fun to build healthy routines that stick. Together, we’re creating a movement where mindful eating and mindful movement come together to spark healthier, happier communities.”

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The partnership will also bring yoga off the mat and into community spaces with on-patio yoga sessions at select Luna Grill locations, post-class catering activations inside YogaSix studios and catering perks extended to YogaSix studios nationwide.

The partnership comes as YogaSix expands its global footprint. Owned by Xponential Fitness, the yoga franchisor opened its first studio in Tokyo’s Shinagawa neighborhood earlier this year, following a launch in Germany, and has a growing number of U.S. studios in the pipeline.